Opinion: On foreign policy, Harper and Trudeau are both at the back of the class
A new book of essays evaluating the foreign strategies of Canada’s prime ministers puts Trudeau and Harper near the bottom of the pack
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A new book of essays evaluating the foreign strategies of Canada’s prime ministers puts Trudeau and Harper near the bottom of the pack
Pressure from Canada's allies to boost the country's defence budget marked the end of an extraordinary summit on the war in Ukraine, as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau vowed anew to increase military spending but with only vague suggestions of how to get there.
Pressure from Canada's allies to boost the country's defence budget marked the end of an extraordinary summit on ...
Halifax panel answers the big questions about the war, from fossil fuels to nuclear weapons.
TORONTO -- President of the United States is one heck of a job title. It comes with some strong informal titles, as well: "Leader of the free world" and "most powerful man in the world," to name two. After four years of Donald Trump in the Oval Office, though, do those titles still fit? Or have the outgoing president's distaste for long-lived global alliances, harsh treatment of allies and cozying up to dictators irrevocably reframed how the rest of the world sees the U.S.? History will be the final judge of that. Three international relations experts who spoke with CTVNews.ca on Tuesday...